Nationals End Streak, Angels Struggle | Washington Nationals News

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On September 12th, the Nationals snapped the seven-game losing streak yesterday, taking down the Angels 4-3.
It was a much-needed win for Washington, especially at home where they've been playing better lately, winning six of their last eight. The Angels, on the other hand, are still struggling, their record now sitting at 56 wins and 91 losses. Zach Neto was part of the Angels' struggles yesterday, going 0-4-4 with two strikeouts.
He hasn't been hitting for power like he used to, with significantly fewer home runs in his recent games compared to earlier this season. This slump is definitely a factor in the Angels' tough stretch. Looking ahead to today's matchup, it's shaping up to be a close one. The betting lines are almost even, suggesting it could go either way. The Nationals have been finding their groove at Nationals Park, which could give them an edge, but the Angels will be looking to bounce back. On the mound, the Nationals are set to start Andrew Alvarez, who's had a tough season with a 2-6 record. The Angels are countering with Walbert Ureña, who's been more consistent, boasting a 9-10 record and a better earned run average. Ureña is also coming in with a few extra days of rest. So, it's another day at the ballpark, with the Nationals looking to build on yesterday's momentum and the Angels aiming to get back on track. We'll see if Washington can keep their home success going, or if Los Angeles can turn things around. Stay locked in with Washington Nationals News Today.
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